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Kelvin Butler

Bills in the 2015 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Kelvin Butler's terms

Sponsored

Passed the Senate1

  • Senate Bill 2455

    Natchez Trace Parkway property; MDOT and Secretary of State may transfer portion of to the governing authority of the City of Natchez.

Out of committee1

  • Senate Bill 2288

    Transportation safety; presence of law enforcement officers in highway construction work zones.

In committee14

  • Senate Bill 2032

    Retired teachers; may draw retirement benefits and be reemployed as teachers if they have 30 years of creditable service.

  • Senate Bill 2049

    Texting; prohibit while driving.

  • Senate Bill 2060

    Medicaid; expand eligibility to include individuals entitled to benefits under federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

  • Senate Bill 2061

    Tuition-free attendance at any state IHL or community college; authorize for Mississippi residents age 65 or older.

  • Senate Bill 2064

    Judges; provide additional chancellor for the Fourth Chancery Court District.

  • Senate Bill 2070

    Bonds; authorize issuance of general obligation bonds to repair, renovate & refurbish Margaret Martin Performing Arts Center.

  • Senate Bill 2073

    Kindergarten-age children; require compulsory school attendance for all.

  • Senate Bill 2075

    Prekindergarten programs; increase funding for second and third phase.

  • Senate Bill 2078

    Gaming; create statewide lottery to fund Hope College Scholarship Program.

  • Senate Bill 2080

    Tuition-free attendance at any state IHL or community college; authorize for students with at least 3.0 GPA.

  • Senate Bill 2083

    Child support; arrearage not pursued absent proof of nonpayment.

  • Senate Bill 2174

    Legislative Internship Program; authorize IHL to administer under certain conditions.

  • Senate Bill 2267

    Hunting; require tree stands to be tagged with name and address of owner.

  • Senate Bill 2598

    Elections; Secretary of State shall conduct study on the feasibility of allowing students to vote via the Internet.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 6
  • Senate Bill 2087

    Memorial bridge; designate a certain bridge in Lowndes County as the Terry W. Brown Memorial Bridge.

  • Senate Bill 2191

    Districts of Innovation; authorize State Board of Education to approve creation of in local school districts.

  • Senate Bill 2380

    Auto liability insurance; insurance card may be displayed on cellular phone when providing proof of insurance.

  • Senate Bill 2586

    Memorial highways; designate a certain segment of U.S. Highway 45 Alternate as the Senator Bennie L. Turner Memorial Highway.

  • Senate Bill 2619

    Concealed-carry permit; revised enhanced.

  • Senate Bill 2832

    Sales tax; include costs of completing oil and gas wells in the reduced rate levied for drilling oil and gas wells.

Passed the Senate · 3
  • Senate Bill 2079

    Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal and the Bronze Star motor vehicle tags; exempt from vehicle registration fees and taxes.

  • Senate Bill 2302

    Salary supplement for National Board Certified teachers who teach in critical teacher shortage areas; authorize.

  • Senate Bill 2840

    Income & sales tax; job tax credit for supermarkets in economically distressed communities & sales tax exemption for materials.

In committee · 6
  • Senate Bill 2179

    Official State Book; Holy Bible shall be.

  • Senate Bill 2379

    Unused leave accumulated by teacher who transfers to another school district; may be credited for retirement purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2498

    In-state tuition; authorize for certain undocumented students who reside in the state.

  • Senate Bill 2499

    Racial impact statements; authorize issuance of when proposed legislation may affect certain populations.

  • Senate Bill 2709

    State employee salaries; provide for an across-the-board increase of 5%.

  • Senate Bill 2902

    Bonds; authorize issuance for the Miss. Civil Rights Museum & Museum of Miss. History; exempt certain contracts from bid law.